Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... DELETION . One such further problem concerns the relations between the contraction rule , as sketched above , and the deletion rule of NNE . There are four possible relations of order between contraction and deletion : CASE 1 1. C 2. D ...
... DELETION . One such further problem concerns the relations between the contraction rule , as sketched above , and the deletion rule of NNE . There are four possible relations of order between contraction and deletion : CASE 1 1. C 2. D ...
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... deletion rule operates variably and regularly across a wide range of frequencies . Most importantly , all six sections of Figure 9 conform to the model of Figure 8c - showing that contraction and deletion are governed by similar ...
... deletion rule operates variably and regularly across a wide range of frequencies . Most importantly , all six sections of Figure 9 conform to the model of Figure 8c - showing that contraction and deletion are governed by similar ...
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... deletion , it can be seen that the rule operates much more often when a pronoun precedes than when another noun phrase ending in a vowel precedes . Therefore the effect of a pre- ceding pronoun will be one of the variable constraints ...
... deletion , it can be seen that the rule operates much more often when a pronoun precedes than when another noun phrase ending in a vowel precedes . Therefore the effect of a pre- ceding pronoun will be one of the variable constraints ...
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